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FERC rules on NYISO capacity market impacting energy storage, renewables and demand response
New rulings on New York power markets will protect competition, federal regulators say, while some renewable energy advocates argue that they subsidize fossil fuel resources and go against the state’s clean energy goals. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced Thursday it ruled in four orders dealing with buyer-side market power issues in the New York Independent System Operator Inc’s capacity
Ginna nuclear power plant turns 50 since first reaction
Emissions
A New York nuclear power plant is celebrating its fifth decade in carbon-free operation this month. Owner Exelon Generation noted that the R.E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant generated its first reaction to produce electricity on Nov. 9, 1969. Ginna produces enough electricity to power about 500,000 homes and businesses, the parent company noted. By utilizing nuclear instead of fossil fuels,
Proposed gas transport rules may help ISO New England deal with fuel security worries
Gas
Short-term, some new rulemaking announced by President Trump may help the region deal with a lack of natural gas pipeline access. Long term, the independent system operator may develop some new market incentives.
Power Plant Performance in 2017
Coal
2017 marked another remarkable year for renewable energy resources in the U.S. power sector.
New York ISO Predicts Electric Use Will Decline Through 2028
Coal
The decline was pegged to the increased use of distributed energy resources as well as energy efficiency efforts.
Convergent Energy + Power Purchases 40 MW of Flywheel Storage
Energy Storage
With this acquisition, Convergent’s portfolio of completed projects totals 66.5 MW across seven projects in North America.
Gas
Grid Operator: Closure of Indian Point Will Not Cause Reliability Problems
Currently, Indian Point provides 25 percent of the electricity used by New York City and Westchester County….
Gas
Continued Advances in Natural Gas-Fired Generation
While traditional cooling towers require 270 to 330 gallons of water per MWh, dry cooling towers can use as little as 10 to 20 gallons. …
Coal
ERCOT Sets July Peak Record As Temperatures Rise
Thursday’s peak reached 68.8 GW across the service area, with Friday’s at an estimated 69.5 GW….
Batteries
Industry News
Toshiba to Pay $3.68 Billion for Vogtle Westinghouse Reactors Toshiba Corp. will pay $3.68 billion toward the construction of two reactors in Georgia by its U.S…
News
NERC: All U.S. Regions Will Meet Projected Summer Electricity Demand
The reserve margins are expected to range from slightly less than 15 percent in New England to almost 29 percent in New York….
Gas
Advanced Power Finances $1.6 Billion Gas Plant in New York
Cricket Valley, which will cost an estimated $1.584 billion to build, will sell energy, capacity and ancillary services to the New York Independent System Opera…
News
More POWER-GEN Industry Announcements for Thursday
Announcements from companies attending POWER-GEN 2016. …
Biomass
Interconnect Filed for Revived Greenidge Unit 4 in New York
Greenridge Unit 4 will have a net output of 106.3 MW….
Nuclear
The Case for Nuclear Power
Since 2013, eight U.S. nuclear power plants have announced plans to permanently shut down operations….
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FERC rules on NYISO capacity market impacting energy storage, renewables and demand response
Ginna nuclear power plant turns 50 since first reaction
Proposed gas transport rules may help ISO New England deal with fuel security worries
Power Plant Performance in 2017